🙆 My Body

⏱ 5 minutes · 📚 CELTA-informed · 🎯 Cambridge A1

📖 From the teacher’s desk: At my son’s crèche in Saint-Pierre, the teachers use “Simon Says” in French every morning — “Simon dit: touchez votre nez!” I now play the same game in English at home. Body part lessons with Total Physical Response (TPR) are magical: children learn faster when their whole body is involved.

🎯 By the end of this lesson, you can: point to and name 10 body parts in English.

🔥 Warm Up (1 min)

Stand up! 🧍 Jump up and down 3 times. Now freeze! What body parts moved? Let’s find out their names in English!

📖 Learn It (2 min)

✏️ Try It (2 min)

🎮 Simon Says! Read each instruction. Do it if it says “Simon says”!

• Simon says: touch your nose! 👃
• Touch your foot! (⚠️ No “Simon says” — don’t move!)
• Simon says: wave your hand! ✋
• Simon says: blink your eyes! 👁️

Fill in: I have two _______ and two _______. I have one _______ and one _______.

Cambridge CELTA course completed — 120 supervised teaching hours, 4 written assignments passed at the required standard.

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